A new Paradigm of Experience
Slow life that looks back on me, living in Jeonju Hanok Village
Have you ever been to Jeonju Hanok Village and returned without being able to properly feel the charm of the hanok because of the crowd of tourists? However, before Jeonju Hanok Village became famous as a tourist destination, this was a living space where local residents lived, took walks, and socialized with their neighbors.
In fact, if you go to the quiet houses between the alleys, you can feel the quiet charm of the hanok and the simplicity of the local residents. This peaceful place is also another space where you can leave behind our busy daily lives for a moment and fill your heart with richness. Discover the secrets of the hanok village with its calm dawn illuminated by the morning sunlight and the calm night view with the sparkling lanterns. You will feel your body and mind being healed as time slowly flows by!
Project activities
This is a project to enjoy your own leisure time in a hanok house. The accommodation is located in the middle of Jeonju Hanok Village, but the moment you enter the hanok house, you will find a quiet and leisurely space that is different from the lively hanok village streets. Take a break from your busy daily life and enjoy the cool night air in the hanok to your heart's content.
Traditional Culture and Arts Exploration
• Finding Traces of Tradition Hidden in the Alleys of Gyo-dong Hanok Village
• Walking the Traditional Art Street
• Exploring Preserved Buildings from the Joseon Dynasty with a Docent
• Depending on the circumstances and time of the organization, the local staff will recommend various events.
Providing a Hanok Village Map
We will provide a Hanok Village map by category. Please contact the local staff!
• Traditional Buildings
• Traditional Art Shops
• Restaurants/Cafes
• Hanbok Experience
• Traditional Performance Schedule
• Walking Trails
• Photo Zones
• Experience Workshops
- The room is a duplex.
- It is a traditional ondol-style room with yellow clay walls, so the air is clean.
- Each room has a separate bathroom.
- Up to 2 people can stay.
- TV/air conditioner/hair dryer/shampoo, conditioner, body cleanser, toothpaste, and towels are provided in the room.
- Check-in is from 3 PM and check-out is until 10:30 AM.
- Smoking is prohibited inside the building.
This is a quiet hanok house located in 'Gyodong Hanok Village'. It is a place where you can feel the leisurely and sophisticated sensibility of a hanok house at the same time, preserving the characteristics of a traditional hanok and remodeling it for the convenience of people. It is located close to the busiest Jeondong Cathedral in Hanok Village, but it is very quiet because it is located at the end of an alley. So it is the best place to have some time for yourself and calmly wrap up the day after a lively day. Furthermore, the owner believes in ‘creating a precious and valuable space that makes people healthy’ and constantly
strives to create a hanok house full of happiness.
Introduction to the Organization
This is a quiet Hanok house located in the ‘Gyo-dong Hanok Village.’ It has preserved the characteristics of traditional Hanok houses and has been partially renovated for the convenience of people,
so you can feel the leisurely atmosphere and sophisticated sensibility of a Hanok house at the same time. Although it is close to Jeondong Cathedral, the busiest place in the Hanok Village, it is very quiet as it is located at the end of an alley. So it is the perfect place to spend some time alone at the guesthouse after a lively day and wrap up the day peacefully. Furthermore, the owner has a belief in ‘creating a precious and valuable space that makes people healthy’ and is constantly striving to create a hanok house overflowing with happiness.
Participants
- Healthy people aged 18 or older
- People who are tired of their daily lives and need a break
- People planning a long-term trip to Jeonju for training, travel, or business trips
- People who are interested in cultural tourism
- People who want to properly experience Jeonju and the Hanok Village